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Mint prints final penny

Mint prints final penny

Mint prints final penny

Last week was the end of a 230-yearplus legacy, as the US Mint in Philadelphia officially printed their last penny. The Mint first began printing the coin in 1793, but the coin’s usefulness has waned greatly for most consumers.

Lawton man accused of sexual assault

A Lawton man accused of sexually assaulting a minor is now expected to change his plea. Thomas Paul Van Ness had a pretrial conference last Thursday.
Students pose for a photo at the Regional Competition. They will be attending the State Competition from Nov. 24-25. Back row (L-R) Sophia Vikan, Mya Johnson, Sophia Nuelle, Jonathan Lill, Thomas Blackburn, Brayden Harris, Oliver Lill, Madilyn Crump, Matilda Lawson, Claire Mehlhoff, Melah Mackall, Kamrin Hicks, Jonathan Mack; front row: Isabelle Vikan, Aiden Haraseth, Kiara Lien, Destiny Aguilar, Ruby Davis, Maci Hoffarth, Sophie Myrvik, Finley Crockett, and Kynlee Pengilly. Photo courtesy of Kimberly Hart.

Students pose for a photo at the Regional Competition. They will be attending the State Competition from Nov. 24-25. Back row (L-R) Sophia Vikan, Mya Johnson, Sophia Nuelle, Jonathan Lill, Thomas Blackburn, Brayden Harris, Oliver Lill, Madilyn Crump, Matilda Lawson, Claire Mehlhoff, Melah Mackall, Kamrin Hicks, Jonathan Mack; front row: Isabelle Vikan, Aiden Haraseth, Kiara Lien, Destiny Aguilar, Ruby Davis, Maci Hoffarth, Sophie Myrvik, Finley Crockett, and Kynlee Pengilly. Photo courtesy of Kimberly Hart.

Drama club to compete in state competition

The Langdon Area School Drama Club is celebrating a win after competing in their regional competition last week. Now, they are preparing to perform at the state competition and couldn’t be more excited.
Baked potato bar to be hosted in Pembina

Baked potato bar to be hosted in Pembina

Baked potato bar to be hosted in Pembina

The Fort Pembina Historical Society will be hosting a baked potato bar on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at the Larry Wilwant Community Center in Pembina from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The meals are available for a free will offering.
*Net adjusted income equals gross income, minus allowable dedication. Note: Standard SNAP formula deducts 30% from net adjusted income before applying benefit amount. Graph courtesy of North Dakota Health and Human Services.

*Net adjusted income equals gross income, minus allowable dedication. Note: Standard SNAP formula deducts 30% from net adjusted income before applying benefit amount. Graph courtesy of North Dakota Health and Human Services.

Some North Dakotans to receive partial November SNAP benefits

BISMARCK, N.D. - North Dakota Health and Human Services (HHS) announced on Nov. 6 that in accordance with federal court orders related to the 2025 federal government shutdown, some North Dakotans can expect to receive a partial November Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefit as...

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From The Borderland News Center dress health care concerns. Donated venison sought With North Dakota’s firearm deer season having kicked off last Friday, hunters are being strongly encouraged to consider donating any unused meat to the Sportsman Against Hunger program.
Langdon Area School Board seeks input

Langdon Area School Board seeks input

Langdon Area School Board seeks input

In light of the continued and future needs of the school district in regards to deferred maintenance, the Langdon Area School Board would like to invite all residents of the Langdon Area School District to complete an online survey. The QR code next to this article will take you to the survey.
An open house and musical Christmas program will be held at Akra Hall on Nov. 23.

An open house and musical Christmas program will be held at Akra Hall on Nov. 23.

Annual Christmas Open House at Icelandic State Park

The Northeastern North Dakota Heritage Association (NENDHA) and Icelandic State Park invite you to join us for our Annual Christmas Open House on Nov. 23. The event will begin at 1:00 P.M. with an open house tour of the Pioneer Heritage Center museum at Icelandic State Park.
Red River Farm Network

Red River Farm Network

Red River Farm Network

The U.S. Supreme Court spent three hours on oral arguments on Wednesday regarding the President’s use of emergency powers to impose tariffs. There was some skepticism, with Chief Justice John Roberts noting the emergency statute has never been used to justify tariffs.